
Indonesian Investment Surpasses Rp1,539 Trillion in Nine Months, Absorbing Over 2 Million Workers
Indonesian investment realization reached over Rp1,539 trillion from January to September 2026, achieving 75.4% of the annual target and absorbing more than 2.19 million workers. Both domestic and foreign investments contributed significantly.
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